According to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll--which is in sync with other recently released polls in the state--incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln is way behind in her reelection bid. The
latest poll reports that Republican
Congressman John Boozman leads Lincoln by a whopping +38%, 65% to 27%.

In yet another case of the weakening position of incumbents, A new DailyKos/Research
2000 survey in Arkansas finds challenger Bill Halter ahead of incumbent Sen. Blanche
Lincoln in the Democratic primary runoff election, 49% to 45%, with another 6%
still undecided. These results also show that liberal party activists are fired up in the state, given Halter's run to the left of Lincoln.

According to PollTrack's first read of the 2010 US Senate Race in Arkansas, incumbent Democrat Blanche Lincoln has fallen behind in his race for reelection. The latest Public Policy Polling survey has Rep. John Boozman (R) leading Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D) by a a very wide margin, 56% to 33%. PollTrack First Call: Leans
Republican

In another sign that Democrats may suffer loses in the 2010 mid-term election, Sens. Christopher Dodd (D-CT), Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) and Harry Reid
(D-NV) all now have disapproval ratings above 50%,
according to recent polling. As Tom Jensen observes:
"Politics is full of surprises and who knows what unexpected things
will happen in the next year but if I had to pick three Senators
running for reelection right now who will be cleaning out their offices
at this time next year it would be Dodd, Lincoln, and Reid. Once voters
have decided the disapprove of you it's very hard to overcome that. "

A Public Policy Polling’s Arkansas survey reports tepid "approval ratings for Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas. 45% of voters support the job she’s doing while 40% say they disapprove of her work. Hurting Lincoln’s numbers are poor marks from independents, only 31% of whom say they approve of her performance while 50% rate her negatively. 73% of Democrats but only 22% of Republicans express approval. Lincoln holds solid, but not spectacular, leads over a couple of folks who have been rumored as possible challengers. She has a 46-38 edge over former US Attorney Tim Griffin and leads state senator Gilbert Baker 48-37. Baker and Griffin are both largely unknown to the state’s voters and their numbers can probably be viewed as those of the generic Republican opponent to Lincoln."